Ste.g89
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Hi I have an allmtn 7 that’s cracked and Haibike won’t warranty it just wondering how many others have had this issue. The frame has 5 years warranty on this model and I’ve only had it for 3 years
What's their reason for refusing?Hi I have an allmtn 7 that’s cracked and Haibike won’t warranty it just wondering how many others have had this issue. The frame has 5 years warranty on this model and I’ve only had it for 3 years
What he said ^^^^ ??What's their reason for refusing?
This is the argument I’m having with them now, they said it’s either been squashed or I’ve landed on my front wheel which has caused it to do this. But if either one of them were true then the bike would obviously have more damage on it ie bent forks wheels or bars. And even landing on the front wheel shouldn’t cause that issue not unless it was over a ridiculous sized jump.Jaysus!
I can't imagine how much force would need to be applied to the frame to fracture it in not one but two places, both of which are strong areas too.
If theres no other damage on the bike I can't see how Haibike could possibly say this was anything other than a catastrophic warranty failure.
The bikes already at she shop I originally bought it from now and they haven’t really pushed it they told me it’s not covered so I’ve contacted Haibike myself and now they are telling me it’s not covered. So I can’t get anymore photos and I don’t want to pick it up because then I feel like once I’ve taken it from the shop they will cut all ties with it and it’ll be harder for me to sort outTake many many pictures from different angles with the manufacturer name in as many pics as possible. Send them those pictures.
Explain to them that you would like to warn others on how this particular frame can fail. You know …your duty to warn others .
See what happens???
My buddy broke his TT frame …replaced for free.
I see, it can be a bit of a process.The bikes already at she shop I originally bought it from now and they haven’t really pushed it they told me it’s not covered so I’ve contacted Haibike myself and now they are telling me it’s not covered. So I can’t get anymore photos and I don’t want to pick it up because then I feel like once I’ve taken it from the shop they will cut all ties with it and it’ll be harder for me to sort out
Seems odd to me that their description claims “mastering jumps…” and then whining about someone landing on front wheel, that’s just idiotic excuse, cause of course that will happen! In warranty exclusions they list stunt riding “eg wheelies”… are those clowns serious, have they never pulled a manual (wheelie) over obstacle?!Hi I have an allmtn 7 that’s cracked and Haibike won’t warranty it just wondering how many others have had this issue. The frame has 5 years warranty on this model and I’ve only had it for 3 years
Its always worth a try: couple decades ago I took an auto mfg to small claims court over a defect issue… they were so surprised they just paid the claim. I had a problem with a shipment from Africa being mishandled and damaged by Dutch Gov’t Customs, after 10 months of back & forth communications, excuses and power plays they paid for damages and compensated me and seller in Kenya. My son had issue with big bike brand over a paint failure they initially tried to dodge with some BS until he persisted with logic disputing them… he got a new frame via warranty.While your beef is with Haibike, the only place you can apply pressure is the retailer. You won't get anywhere with Habike, the retailer won't get anywhere with Haibike. The only give you're gonna get is with the shop. I don't envy the shops ATM...
Nowadays with cycles You'd have to deal with the 3rd party UK distributor to get to the manufacturer, it's a fog designed to decouple responsibility #corporateworldIts always worth a try: couple decades ago I took an auto mfg to small claims court over a defect issue… they were so surprised they just paid the claim. I had a problem with a shipment from Africa being mishandled and damaged by Dutch Gov’t Customs, after 10 months of back & forth communications, excuses and power plays they paid for damages and compensated me and seller in Kenya. My son had issue with big bike brand over a paint failure they initially tried to dodge with some BS until he persisted with logic disputing them… he got a new frame via warranty.
So, one can choose to just roll over or hold mfg to account.
There is no more "fog" than there has always been, it's contract law.Nowadays with cycles You'd have to deal with the 3rd party UK distributor to get to the manufacturer, it's a fog designed to decouple responsibility #corporateworld
A new frame is going to be >1000, if you can claim, claim IMOThe bike is insured too but will that make my insurance go up if I claim for it? I can claim I’ve looked into it and it is covered for this sort of thing but still if it’s going to cost me I’d rather not but last resort is it worth it?
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